Explain Amazon’s “power” absent a state?
Define "power", both in the terms of the scenario we're envisioning and the real world.
Explain Amazon’s “power” absent a state?
In both I’d define it as the legal/“legitimate” application of force.Define "power", both in the terms of the scenario we're envisioning and the real world.
Stop!
Corporations have no power/means of control without the state.
As for the Op, I’d hope that democracy was set up in such a way that it minimized(or eliminated) white supremacy.
As for the precedence mentioned, surely no one thinks there was no meaningful changes that came from it?
Name the company and describe how it does or would control you absent the Nazi state...They have plenty of control. They have resources.
Name the company and describe how it does or would control you absent the Nazi state...
In both I’d define it as the legal/“legitimate” application of force.
If me and you decided to never set foot in Walmart or buy from Amazon, what could they do to us?
If we wanted to establish our own community from the ground up and establish trade agreements on our own, how exactly could AT&T stop us?
What is the “power” you believe they would be vying for, how would they enforce it, and to what end?
In the absence of a governmental structure (or the formation of a new one), who gets to define what "legal"/"legitimate" is? :bpthink:
Or, to put it another way: were the Founding Fathers a mass of common "blue collar" workers, or were they a collection of rich, white land owners, businessmen, bankers, and slave traders with resources at their disposal? :bpthink:
Did "the people" vote on the Declaration of Independence or US Constitution? :bpthink:Who decides? The people...
If the force is believed to be legitimate, there will be no resistance.
Which company do you believe has the resources to enact its will upon the masses, unopposed?
Moreover, why would a black man oppose the destruction of our current Nazi state?
Did "the people" vote on the Declaration of Independence or US Constitution?
Or would you say that the people entrusted mostly wealthy delegates to decide for them?
Here's what I'm getting at: we're talking about a hypothetical breakup of the US gov't.
In the ensuing vacuum, wouldn't the establishment of a new state be led by those who have the resources to take control?
Who decides? The people...
If the force is believed to be legitimate, there will be no resistance.
Which company do you believe has the resources to enact its will upon the masses, unopposed? And what is the mechanism by which this power is maintained absent the state?
What you are really suggesting is the formation of a new state which proves my point that a state is necessary.
Moreover, why would a black man oppose the destruction of our current Nazi state? Why wouldn’t the idea of building a new government today from the ground up be on the table for anyone oppressed by the current government?
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i used to have them on my list (marriage was an option) but if they really do leave the EU i have no interest. the advantage of getting the UK passport would have been english speaking and the ability to freely live and work anywhere in the EU. now i'll just consider buying maltese citizenship via investment.
i used to have them on my list (marriage was an option) but if they really do leave the EU i have no interest. the advantage of getting the UK passport would have been english speaking and the ability to freely live and work anywhere in the EU. now i'll just consider buying maltese citizenship via investment.